Author: Turcz.
Bibliography: Bull. Soc. Imp. Naturalistes Moscou 36(I): 591 (1863)
Year: 1863
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Geranium
Vegetable: False
Observations: E. Jawa, Lesser Sunda Is. (Timor), SE. Australia to New Zealand
The Australasian geranium, scientifically known as Geranium homeanum, is a species within the Geraniaceae family. This captivating plant was first described by Turcz. in a bulletin of the Imperial Society of Naturalists of Moscow in 1863, indicating its long-standing recognition among botanists.
Geranium homeanum is native to various regions including East Java, the Lesser Sunda Islands such as Timor, and extends from southeastern Australia through to New Zealand. This broad geographical distribution showcases its adaptability to different climates and terrains within the Australasian region.
Characterized by its delicate and attractive flowers, the Australasian geranium is a beloved choice for both native landscaping and cultivated gardens. The blooms typically enhance the aesthetic appeal of the areas they inhabit, contributing to the biodiversity and visual appeal of natural and managed landscapes alike.
The adaptability and appealing nature of the Australasian geranium not only make it a subject of interest for botany enthusiasts and gardeners but also underscore its ecological value within its native habitats. Whether observed in the wild or nurtured in gardens, Geranium homeanum continues to be a notable and cherished member of the Geraniaceae family.
Eng: australasian geranium
En: Australasian geranium
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Growth habit>: Forb/herb
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